Munchkin® Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail Refill Rings, Holds up to 272 Newborn Diapers, 1 Pack

These Munchkin Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail Refill Rings work exactly as promised. They seal in odors effectively, keeping the nursery smelling clean even with frequent use. Each ring holds a large number of diapers, reducing the need for constant changes. The refills are easy to install and fit securely without tearing or slipping. The 7-layer film is sturdy and prevents any leaks or smells from escaping. Overall, they’re a reliable and cost-effective choice for diaper disposal.

I have bought these spare parts for my Munchkin diaper bottle several times and I am very happy with them. They come in a large package that lasts a long time, which is very convenient.The most important thing for me is odor control. The bags have a light lavender scent and the 7-layer technology really helps seal bad odors. It's incredibly easy to use: you just have to cut the bag, tie the end and pull, which makes the bag change quick and hassle-free.

These are replacement diaper rings for the Munchkin step diaper pail, which we used for several years. These bags and pail really do keep the stink enclosed, so your baby’s room doesn’t smell like poop. I’ve never had an issue with a bag ripping either, so quality is great albeit they’re a bit pricey.These bags are a bit tricky to get used to at first but over time, it’s simple and fast to pop the top off these rings, pull the bag out and down, tie it off and get the bag started.

I love these diaper pail refills. They fit the munchkin diaper pail perfectly and trap in all the diaper odors. The refills are better than the single bags because it is less hassle and can allow for a longer time to change out the bags, as long as you open the pail door and pull the bag out. The refills have a light Arm & Hammer lavender scent. The only issue I have with these refills are that they give no warning when they will run out. You may find that you only have 6 or 8 inches of bag left when you pull the bag down to tie after tying off your last diaper bag, so then you have to throw those inches away. If only the bag changed color when you are on your last bag or two (like the cash register receipt paper). Having this multipack purchase, is soo helpful for those times when you run out with no warning.Either way, I highly recommend all parents use these diaper pail refills. Life is easier with them.

I bought this item as a first time person using a diaper genie and let me tell you I fell completely in love with this brand. It doesn’t make my house smell and the bags them selves smell. They hold a good amount of diapers before you have to empty the bag. Very easy use and not hard to install. These are worth the price I will definitely be buying again

These are awesome! They work with Munchkin Flex Diaper Pails from Target. We use these for our dog’s waste bags and store the pail in the garage. It contains the smell so well—even through hot and humid midwest summers. A blessing for us!

We. Love. These. Things. And we aren't the kind of people to buy things like this - we prefer to figure out our own "hack" and save some money. But we all know that when you have a new baby (along with an older child), it just isn't the time to be adding work to your life. So we decided to go the easy route and use these. One of the best decisions ever (along with purchasing the Munchkin brand diaper pail). They are super-easy to use, and they actually keep the stink INSIDE the bag, not floating around in the air stinking up the room. (Side note, after cutting the top end of the bag and getting ready to tie it off, I've squished the bag to get all of the air out in order to have more room to tie it, and was blasted in the face with the stink of several days' worth of dirty diapers. Gross. But the awesome thing is that I never smelled it until I opened the bag up to press the air out. They're that good.) The only negative, and the reason for one less star, is that there is no warning as to when you're getting to the end of the supply of plastic bag. You're pulling the bag out to tie it off after emptying the pail, and all of a sudden it's out. And you're left with just enough bag to not be able to use it - there's not enough to reach to the bottom of the pail. You can try, but the first diaper you stick in there will make the bag drop out of its holder, rendering it useless. It needs some sort of indicator that it's about to run out so you can plan accordingly; maybe something like they have on cash register paper.

These diaper pail bags are amazing and hold more diapers than the Snap, Seal, and Toss version. They are worth the money. I haven’t had an issue with bags tearing or scent escaping. As of matter of fact, I have let a full bag sit in the hall for hours before taking it downstairs to throw out, and I never once smelled anything.